Oh. Well look, there are patterns in there worth sussing out.
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Still, there's been little research aimed at sussing out the connection.
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There is an entire cottage industry devoted to sussing out show spoilers.
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I was, like, sussing it out since it looked weird to me.
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We need to give our children an education in sussing out the important information.
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The software's true appeal is understanding questions within questions and sussing out human context.
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I think I'm good at, like, sussing out a room and being like, 'Right.
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Vegans are very good at sussing out sources of relevant nutrients, much like squirrels.
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Now fans are sussing out a potential clue that the pair are still together.
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Sussing out suicide risk can be difficult, even for the most practiced mental health clinicians.
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Thus far player communities have done a marvelous job of sussing out PoGo's often confusing mechanics.
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Because the Instagram algorithm is clearly biased, sussing out micro, localized trends feels tougher than ever.
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Well, it's because running a streaming service and sussing out the contracts is really freaking hard.
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They're wrong, but Twitter probably can't devote resources to sussing out the difference on the fly.
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This issue recurred several times in the text and made sussing out her conclusions unnecessarily difficult.
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Mixed reality presents a whole new set of problems and possibilities, and Occipital wants help sussing those out.
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Not only is 1Password a terrific password manager, it's also a surprisingly useful tool for sussing out vulnerabilities.
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But after spending some time there and sussing it out, she realized something that ultimately changed her path.
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Because the 478-acre cemetery is almost fully occupied, its management team is sussing out nontraditional revenue streams.
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Those students had also shown their work, defeating the traditional litmus test for sussing out cheating in STEM classrooms.
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Sussing out how to extract water from the lunar surface is the linchpin for future long-term human exploration.
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Instead, it seems more likely that global bond markets are sussing out changes in economic policy around the world.
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This almond-shaped set of nervous tissue in our brains is responsible for sussing out threats and regulating emotions.
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That's why, to my mind, the most helpful piece at sussing out this confusion has come from the Times's Martin.
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The search giant has also apologized repeatedly and vowed to beef up the staff dedicated to sussing out extreme content.
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The girls are sussing out one another's identities, eagerly and suspiciously, like an industriously sniffing, newly formed pack of dogs.
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Not a lot of tricky wordplay today, but that was probably so solvers could concentrate on sussing out the theme.
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There were signs early on that Republicans were more interested in pushing Kavanaugh through quickly than sussing out his history.
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But the researchers honed in on one promising receptor, the kappa opioid receptor (KOR), sussing out the structure that activates it.
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I'm certain there are ghosts I have yet to find, puzzles I have yet to crack, and secrets worth sussing out.
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Sussing out the actions of an institutional trader based on public information about options trades can be difficult, if not impossible.
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For instance, Q&A service Quora thrives on sussing out answers from verified high-profile individuals who are in the know.
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He dallied in the pits with the drivers and car owners, listening to their aphorisms and sussing out nuggets of information.
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All those are individually difficult to predict; sussing out how they might interact through 2050 is a game of educated guessing.
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Instead, it suggests that looking at inflammation may be the key to sussing out which patients will do best on certain treatments.
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"You're not just a scientist, you're an explorer," said Lorca, showcasing the captain's admirable skill at sussing out what really motivates his crew.
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Part of the fun of watching The Walking Dead is sussing out which parts of the beloved comics will appear on the show.
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For Lara, the power serves to highlight animals to hunt, secret items for sussing out, hidden tombs, and most importantly, the next checkpoint.
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Mueller has been sussing out whether Corsi and Stone had prior knowledge that WikiLeaks would release hacked Democratic emails before the 2016 election.
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There were secrets in both games but the Yoshi games move at a slower pace, and there's more sussing out the environment for treasures.
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And it's not that people are stupid; it's that sussing out what, exactly, counts as a "GMO" is a complex and ever-changing process.
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That includes an even harder time balancing new blood and experience, and sussing out the best basic education for lives probably traversing numerous professions.
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The witnesses questioned about Stone have generally told reporters that they thought Mueller's main interest was sussing out potential connections between Stone and WikiLeaks.
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It wasn't just Ohen evaluating the candidate — the candidate was also sussing out whether the work environment at Oscar aligned with their values and needs.
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It asks about attitudes regarding sex and gender, sussing out common cultural biases: To what degree do they think that women lie to get ahead?
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Sussing out the credentialed from the quacks, or whether an Ayurvedic practice will really help you more than a holistic health coach, can be daunting.
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If a Democratic memo says one thing and a Republican memo says another, is America's media ecosystem capable of sussing out the facts at this point?
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One thing I almost always enjoy in solving themeless puzzles is the challenge of sussing out a tricky long answer by chipping away at the intersections.
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With so many options to choose from — oversized, slim-fitting, cropped, cable-knit, cashmere — how do you go about sussing out the best ones worth buying?
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Drake wears his heart on the sleeves of his OVO Fest hoodies, which makes all the sussing out about what he might be thinking not particularly fun.
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WeddingWire reports that the most American couples spend up to $1,650 on a bridal gown (before alterations), so we're sussing out ensembles that all cost significantly less.
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As a steady stream of individual tweets, news stories, memes, and occasionally relevant information inundates us all, sussing out what's important and what's not can be tough.
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And now that the show is deviating from George R. R. Martin's books, nobody has any sort of advantage when it comes to sussing out plot points.
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Meanwhile, Pai reportedly has been taking meetings with various stakeholders, sussing out where there is room for agreement among stakeholders to improve policy on this contentious issue.
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She works through her own history, sussing out what exactly had happened and how it affected the path that she and her friends took in their lives.
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There are certainly other factors besides the influx of seed and early-stage ventures into the mix of exits, but sussing those out will require further investigation.
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Part of the fun of the first film was exploring this landscape along with the gang, sussing out what was and wasn't left in all this rubble.
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If Albus is coming to terms with the legacy of his father, The Cursed Child as a work of fiction feels as though it's sussing that out as well.
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Looking at the difference between short- and long-term rates is a common technique for sussing out the bond market's view of future inflation and hence future economic growth.
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Once my new friends arrived, I'd begin the arduous process of identifying their place in my PeeWee's Playhouse of culinary misadventures — and sussing out how to actually use them.
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Trump has a way of sussing out a rival's vulnerability and turning it into the kind of insult that gets into his head and makes him overcompensate in humiliating ways.
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A GTX 1080 also costs more by itself than a whole Xbox One X, which is important knowledge to have when sussing out the XOX's value proposition for your circumstances.
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When we move into the fourth and final gallery, however, she has definitively passed away, and we're left to confront LeWitt's late work alone, sussing out Hesse's influence on it.
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We do not know whether the initial focus was on sussing out specific operatives from Russia, or on identifying members of the campaign who were already working on Russia's behalf.
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Herrod's engineering background has proved helpful in another way in his second career — sussing out the puffery from the reality when it comes to the technologies startups are working on.
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If you, like me, are fairly blind to rebus themes, feel free to use my patented method for sussing them out: Fill in as many gimmes as you possibly can.
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Westfield, which runs a giant shopping centre on the edge of the park, was sussing out the land in 22024, when London was still considered an outsider to host the games.
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Case(s) in point, our go-to shop for sussing out trends has quickly become a source for clever styling tips, beachwear, and products that are capable of taking over Instagram.
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To be sure, serious questions remain regarding Kavanaugh's perspective on LGBT legal issues currently percolating through the federal courts, but sussing out those answers is the purpose of Senate confirmation hearings.
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CNBC First Class Sussing out a restaurant's best dishes is a skill that can take years to master, but what if the most interesting offerings aren't on the menu at all?
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Like a growing number of venture groups that are jumping into the digital currency world, the group is actively sussing out how it might use cryptocurrency to expand the investment pool.
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An Aflac survey of 2300,20183 employees found that 22018 percent of workers last year kept the same selections, and more than 215 percent spent less than an hour sussing out their options.
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But sussing out whether Bloomberg can appeal to Democrats by tacking left and railing against corruption—which as a self-funded rich person eschewing all donations, he can do—is one thing.
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The Los Angeles-based artist's work often takes aim at Black stereotypes and how people of color relate to them, sussing out the psycho-mechanics of these interactions through a conceptual framework.
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But even after sussing out a couple of long entries ("I'd like to buy a vowel," at 19A, DLKTBVWL; "Xerox machines" at 37D, XRXMCHNS) I still found the look of the puzzle confusing.
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Whatever your feelings on the use of PEDs in sports, it's hard to argue that baseball acted admirably in sussing out whether Alex Rodriguez (specifically) and others had doped using Anthony Bosch's Biogenesis facility.
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Anecdotally, I interviewed some very elite private investigators where a key of their business is just subcontracting for these life insurance companies and sussing out death fraud claims that are over a certain dollar amount.
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Lower-skilled workers will be labeling data, he predicted, while higher-skilled workers with "domain knowledge" will be the ones designing the desired outcomes of neural networks and sussing out where they might go wrong.
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The high-profile fact-checker remains as dedicated as ever to sussing out the truth, whether it be a wild theory about the first lady's disappearance, or an eyebrow-raising conspiracy theory retweeted by Roseanne Barr.
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In one continuous take, set inside the trio's station wagon, we hear Verdú sussing out what Luna and García Bernal know about foreplay while, through the windshield, we see a police pickup truck pass their car.
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The fix in Chrome 76 made the FileSystem API available even when in Incognito Mode, meaning sites would no longer be able to use its absence as a means of sussing out what mode someone was browsing in.
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Stamos admitted his former employer has made great strides in pushing back against these threats — through better detection of fake news, the sussing out of bot accounts and other suspicious behavior, and more tight regulation of political ad spending.
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It's a play in metaphors structured around an audio recording of three "creatives" sussing out an unspecified ad campaign: Griffin uses shapeshifting visuals to track the maddening fluctuations in jargon and, duly, the interplay between the stale and the fresh.
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Episode 1: 54 minutesEpisode 2: 203 minutesEpisode 3: 1 hours, 22 minutesEpisode 4: 1 hour, 18 minutesEpisode 5: 1 hour, 20 minutesEpisode 6: 1 hour, 20 minutes Resourceful fans have been sussing out the official episode lengths for months now.
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Starting Monday, March 6, we'll be running a slate of articles on the ways in which dancing and club culture are policed—with the aim of sussing out who and what is being targeted in the process, and to what end.
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In the interest of sussing out just how much worse things could get, BuzzFeed News asked a wide range of US-based experts the same two questions: What's the worst-case scenario you can see in Syria after Trump's decision?
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Using a variety of media, Tan reconstructs the making of Shirkers and its aftermath, working through the story and sussing out what exactly went down and how it affected the path that she and her friends took in their lives.
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" Sinders, a former fellow at the BuzzFeed Open Lab, explained that offering autoreplies to live video can be especially hard given that current machine learning technology has a hard time "sussing out context in video and audio, just as it does with text.
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As both genetic sequencing has gotten cheaper and computerized data analysis has gotten better, more and more researchers have turned to what are known as genome-wide association studies in hopes of sussing out which individual genes are associated with particular disorders.
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"I was in a court-ordered rehab facility and it was part of sussing out my past, flashlight to your soul, trying to get to know myself, like a shedding of skin in a way," he says of where the story began.
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While blacklisting blatantly verboten advertising real estate like pornography, piracy and gambling — the "seven deadly sins," as one ad tech professional called it — is pretty clear cut, sussing out hate speech, extremism and fake news oftentimes requires at least some degree of editorial judgment.
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An interview is a two-way street, which can be hard to remember when you're the applicant who desperately wants to land the gig, but Ms. Gross gently reminds us that as an interviewee, you're there to do some sussing out of your own.
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The president tweeted what appeared to be a typo in the early minutes of Wednesday morning and many people on the internet spent most of day sussing out what the cryptic typo could mean, some even positing that the president was speaking Arabic (he wasn't).
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I write freelance as well, but with three small children at home, my "work from home" career is inevitably swallowed up by more immediate concerns like making dinner, washing soccer uniforms, and sussing out the foul odor floating from my 8 year old's bedroom.
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They certainly don't support the more troublesome suggestions conjured by Ancestry's claim that it will make a list of songs "out of your heritage:" It's no eldritch steam-powered blood-sussing machine rolling out personalized phonograph cylinders, all ancient lutes and drums and flutes and lyres.
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The difficulty of sussing out usable information from myriad threats is further compounded by the reliability of the warnings, the strength of existing law enforcement information, the public's ability to discern what is cause for concern and instances where law enforcement powers butt up against civil rights.
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Underlying all of this is that there is something deeply off-putting about slotting people into categories by gender, about sussing out the precise nature of their genitals and their hearts before deciding if their presence on a masthead or a list of finalists is just.
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Using a variety of media — including 16mm, animation, handwritten letters, tapes, digital, Hi8, and Super8 — Tan reconstructs the making of Shirkers and its aftermath, working through the story, sussing out what exactly went down and how it affected the path that she and her friends took in their lives.
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Using a variety of media — including 16mm, animation, handwritten letters, tapes, digital, Hi8, and Super8 — Tan reconstructs the making of Shirkers and its aftermathc working through the story, sussing out what exactly had happened and how it affected the path that she and her friends took in their lives.
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The escape itself, however, was captured on video by a witness — identified by Fox Carolina as "Emilie S." For those having a hard time sussing out what's going on here: our orangutan friend, named Kumar, managed to snap a wire holding together the net at the top of the enclosure.
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While Apple has kept its operating system so locked down that even benevolent security researchers have difficulty sussing out its bugs—a problem it's tried to solve with a recent expansion and opening up of its bug bounty program—Android's open-source approach has meant more eyes on its code.
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"I was in a court-ordered rehab facility and it was part of sussing out my past, flashlight to your soul, trying to get to know myself, like a shedding of skin in a way," he explains, adding that writing the script was part of his recovery process and a way of dealing with unresolved pain.
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After the credits, the episode picks up some time after that fateful sex cult cruise (bless you, Leftovers), weaving back and forth between Laurie helping Matt and Nora with a surprising mission one day and, the next, sussing out exactly what kind of awakening Laura's new husband John and both Kevins Garvey think might happen on the Departure's seventh anniversary on the ranch.
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One good way of sussing that out is, I'm trying to remember, was it an Apple ad or Samsung ad, but I saw it last fall and he was showing off the new phone and they were highlighting positive remarks from agist people, so-and-so from The Verge, so-and-so from the Wall Street Journal, and there was a quote from Marques Brownlee. Yeah.
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